Performing Dental Implants in Enid, OK

The Most Natural Tooth Replacement Method

You have a missing tooth, and it’s affecting many aspects of your life.

Overwhelmed, you know there are several options, but they’re expensive and invasive.

You’re looking for the most natural tooth replacement method, a procedure that will give you a new tooth that looks and functions like the others.

Overview of Dental Implant Surgery Video

Dental implants have revolutionized the way we treat missing teeth.

Dental implant placement is a common procedure with very few risks with a success rate of up to 98%. Trusted and proven, they remain our patients’ most preferred tooth-replacement method.

The chance of minimal side effects, such as infection, injury to adjacent teeth, etc., is very low.

Why Choose The Facial Surgery Center to Place your Dental Implants?

Our practice is equipped with the experience, expertise, and equipment to handle the most complicated cases. If you’re missing several teeth and your jawbone has decreased in size because of the loss, we will restore your jaw and smile with the latest teeth replacement methods.

Dental implants are what we do every day. And we use the most reputable tools and materials, so every tooth replacement we place is top-notch. We are changing lives daily.

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Dental Implants—Three Components

Implant-supported teeth are designed with a root and a crown much like your natural teeth. The three-part artificial tooth has:

• A titanium screw. We place it in your jaw, and it acts like a root, anchoring the tooth and securely holding it in place under the gum.
• An abutment. This supportive post protrudes from the implant and holds the final restoration (the crown) in place.
• A crown. Your dentist places this visible part of the implant.

Permanently Placed

Implants are made of titanium and bond with the jawbone through a process called osseointegration. This fusion of metal and bone allows for completely natural eating, chewing, and biting.

Don’t wait!

Your jawbone is a lot like a muscle and must be stimulated regularly to maintain its volume. So, the jawbone begins to deteriorate as soon as a tooth is extracted or falls out naturally.

Informational Video of Implant Surgery